S3·E3 The Practice Of Privacy
Synopsis
Dr. Collin is told by Dr. Turner to continue with a procedure to fit a temporary pacemaker even though he has only seen one done once before. When he gets stuck, Claire who is not on call has contacted at home and brought in to help.
Dr. Mortimer is pursued by a journalist about his HIV status.
Raj has collision with DeVries' car, and thinks he has got away with it, but DeVries finds out and in order to pay for the damage, Raj goes to work in a private practice for a day.
Caroline informs Dr. Collin that he needs to take a HIV test, because Caroline and Luke slept together before.
Sister Landers has an accident with a needle.
Dr. Turner is told by Tennant to restrict his private practice.
Mr. Docherty decides to stand as a replacement for Graham Turner as the chairman of the consultant's committee
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 3 Episode 3 of Cardiac Arrest air?
Season 3, Episode 3 ('The Practice Of Privacy') originally aired on April 16, 1996.
How long is Season 3 Episode 3 ('The Practice Of Privacy')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for Cardiac Arrest.
What happens in Cardiac Arrest Season 3 Episode 3?
Dr. Collin is told by Dr. Turner to continue with a procedure to fit a temporary pacemaker even though he has only seen one done once before. When he gets stuck, Claire who is not on call has contacted at home and brought in to help. Dr. Mortimer is pursued by a journalist about his HIV status. Ra...
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